March 28, 2011

The four-part series, What Does it Take to Plan a Special Event?, was first introduced in PHA's quarterly publication, Pathlight, last summer. The series featured advice on event planning topics ranging from publicity to day-of event logistics. All four installments are now available online and can be read in their entirety. » Read these articles

This inaugural walk in memory of young PH patient, Ellie Godina, will be held on April 9 in Ohio. Hear how her parents, Joe and Missy, have dedicated themselves to raising funds and awareness for the disease and inspired hundreds to join in the cause. » Read more

This group has not only been a vital support system for PH patients in South Florida, it's taken a proactive approach to combating PH by educating others and fundraising for a cure. Read about the array of activities these Floridians have undertaken. » Get inspired

With each new issue of Event-ful Times, we profile an organizer from our Special Events mentor network. Meet Amanda McKee, organizer of the Greater St. Louis Area PHA Wine-Tasting and Dinner, held bienially during PH Awareness Month in November. As a support group leader, Amanda mobilized fellow group members to become dynamic volunteers for this highly successful fundraiser. » Meet Amanda and learn more about our Special Events Mentorship program

Carol Lindstrom, co-planner for the PHenomenal Hope for a Cure Luncheon in Omaha, Neb., has graciously shared with the PHA Special Events community the planning documents for this annual fundraiser. Items include: the committee planning structure, plan of action, tips on soliciting donations, running a silent auction and the luncheon's schedule of events. » Dive into these planning documents! (PDF)

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Special Events ForumBeing involved in PHA Special Events also means becoming part of a community of volunteer organizers across the country. Connecting with this entire network of people is as simple as sending an email. » Ask questions and share stories today!

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